I was technically driving trains too, as I was playing The Trolley Solution.

https://youtu.be/xtO_rF-OQ7w

Sums it up pretty well. Utopia’s such a good show.

Good.

I’m mostly switched off SAMMI because their current head dev is all in on AI bullshit. Got maybe one thing left to move to streamerbot and I’m clear there. My two regular viewers wont notice at all but I’ll feel better about it.

If that’s the case on reddit it must be pretty recent because I don’t recall it from my time there.

Vote visibility is off by default (IIRC) on reddit so at least there folks wouldn’t be banned just for downvoting someone.

Me and the boys were absolutely about the warhammer one and I’m pretty sure once it gets on a good sale we’re co-oping the recent one.

I watched the Secret Level ep on that the other day. Me and my buddies were like, “Wow what a cool universe we should play that game!”

If only morons with too much money are buying it anyhow, may as well fleece them a bit more

There are cathedrals everywhere for those with the eyes to see

I would love a payment neutrality scheme a la net neutrality but that isn’t gonna happen so

If I had to choose between that and VISA telling me I can’t buy a game because it hurts their feefees…

We need to adopt the Japanese way to buy stuff with cash. You get a bar code, take it to a convenience store, scan, pay. Clerk doesnt even know what it is. Just, yup, paid for, donezo. 7-11 could offer it and make bank, like how gas stations make a grip on sodas and the like from folks going in to pay for gas.

it has a tony hawk mode, flappy bird, and guitar hero, recently it added a boy band with a few singles. Not shocking they’d go somewhere else goofy

Pikachurin and Sonic Hedgehog protein would like a word.

if you build a perpetual motion machine and it eats the postman from seinfeld… you still made a perpetual motion machine

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toy_Biz,_Inc._v._United_States

Also the X-men aren’t human. Kinda makes the court system feel like the baddies tho

The WCAG standards (Developed by the World Wide Web Consortium) for accessibility have existed since the mid 2000’s. I feel like following the industry standard for accessibility would likely go a long way towards defending yourself legally, as well as making any necessary website changes when asked, if feasible.

Accessibility options are often invisible to the average user, as they’re things like alt text describing images.

Less stealth and more “I’m hopped up on goofballs and nerd rage lets goooooooo”

Completely ignoring the plot in Fallout 4 as I help yet another settlement